Thanks Sean ... Came here to learn how to create stackviews programmatically but left also learning how to set up autolayout programmatically ... was pure gold for me !
Glad you like it! Just to be clear, I'm not anti-storyboard. I'm a big believer in that you need to know how to use both. My projects are typically a mix of the two.
Dear Sean, I was wondering if you have a video about making a'n app with products in it. Or how to make a payment solution using stripe of mollie. Please let me know!
This is a personal (or team) preference. Both can work. It's up to how you or your team work best. As a developer just learning tho, eventually it's best for you to know how to use both methods. If you get hired to a team, your going to have to use whatever method they've decided on so knowing both is in your best interest.
Hi, I want to learn to build all my IOS apps programatically, but there isn’t many resources out there to do so, I was wondering how you learn to do this programatically, like where the information is available to build an entire app programatically, and the best places/resources to do this from. This is all new to me and I don't really like storyboards, but I have no idea where else to look as no other resource is helpful apart from yours. If you could let me know that would be really helpful. Thanks
Hey Sean, thanks and great video again! Just a quick question about the for loop with buttons. Is there a way to change button Text color by using another function? I made you tutorial and try to set the color using "setTitleColor(.yellow, for state: .normal)" but that gives an "not in scope" error and tried several things but with no result yet. Many thanks!
Hello Sean I have a question, im using Xcode 11, and I can't create a navigationBar in app delegate, I try in ScenceDelegate but the view background color is black, and using app delegate the view appears but without the navigation bar, I don't use the SWiftUI, in Xcode 11 change to create the navigation ?. I do this.... in Xcode 10 its ok.... window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds) window.makeKeyandvisible() let navigation = UINavigationController(rootViewController: myViewController) window.rootViewController = navigation
I do cover it in my Take Home Course project where we build an entire app programmatically if you are interested in diving in deep - seanallen.teachable.com/p/take-home
I offer a student discount of 40% if you email me from a .edu (or equivalent) email address showing me that you are a student. I will also be running a sale soon during WWDC week which begins June 7th.
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Thanks Sean ... Came here to learn how to create stackviews programmatically but left also learning how to set up autolayout programmatically ... was pure gold for me !
I don't know just feel enjoy how you explain it this programmatically, it is so much reasonable for a basic like me in programming.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you like the videos!
Loving the programmatic series! You have inspired me to delete all storyboard!
Glad you like it! Just to be clear, I'm not anti-storyboard. I'm a big believer in that you need to know how to use both. My projects are typically a mix of the two.
Great idea to show us the documentation
Glad you liked that part, Roberto.
Although this is no longer new to me, still great to watch! Keep it up!
Thanks Gakkie!
Hey, thank you Sean! Pls do more tutorials on programmatic UIs. Thanks!
Working on it!
Sean Allen I assume it’s the best way to go working on complex uis, or I’m wrong?
I prefer it for complex UI. For easy UI, I prefer storyboard.
Another clutch video. Thanks a ton, Sean.
Happy to help, Arnold.
Bag fan of this series. Thank you!
Thanks Gil!
Your videos are simple and great. Thank you very much.
Glad you like them!
Dear Sean, I was wondering if you have a video about making a'n app with products in it. Or how to make a payment solution using stripe of mollie. Please let me know!
Hey love the content. Quick question would it be best to create everything programmatically or use story board?
This is a personal (or team) preference. Both can work. It's up to how you or your team work best. As a developer just learning tho, eventually it's best for you to know how to use both methods. If you get hired to a team, your going to have to use whatever method they've decided on so knowing both is in your best interest.
@@seanallen ok thanks appreciate it
Can you post the link for the starter project? thanks! love your tutorials!
nevermind. all good! i was able to recreate it.
Thank you for this. You are an inspiration.
Hi, I want to learn to build all my IOS apps programatically, but there isn’t many resources out there to do so, I was wondering how you learn to do this programatically, like where the information is available to build an entire app programatically, and the best places/resources to do this from. This is all new to me and I don't really like storyboards, but I have no idea where else to look as no other resource is helpful apart from yours. If you could let me know that would be really helpful. Thanks
my equals never aligned, they are like there will be always a diffrence in the alignment any hack for this. and also very helpfull video thankyou ❤💕.
Happy to help!
Great video, Sean 👍
Thanks Jason!
Storyboards for the win👨🏻💻
I use both. For me, it's not one or the other 😀
Sean Allen haha cause u are a pro! If i become an iOS Dev in the future i will try to do the same thing!
Hey Sean, how'd you get the bird's eye view of your code panel on the right? Is that a plugin?
It's new in Xcode 11. It's called the Mini-Map.
Hey Sean, thanks and great video again! Just a quick question about the for loop with buttons. Is there a way to change button Text color by using another function? I made you tutorial and try to set the color using "setTitleColor(.yellow, for state: .normal)" but that gives an "not in scope" error and tried several things but with no result yet. Many thanks!
great as always!
Thanks!
life saving stackview
What if I wanted to make a multi progress view on a stack view like the Mac Storage progress bar
Thank you so much
Hello Sean I have a question, im using Xcode 11, and I can't create a navigationBar in app delegate, I try in ScenceDelegate but the view background color is black, and using app delegate the view appears but without the navigation bar, I don't use the SWiftUI, in Xcode 11 change to create the navigation ?.
I do this....
in Xcode 10 its ok....
window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds)
window.makeKeyandvisible()
let navigation = UINavigationController(rootViewController: myViewController)
window.rootViewController = navigation
Can you share the code?
Hi, do you have a tutorial similar to this but for a UIScrollView?
Unfortunately, I do not.
I do cover it in my Take Home Course project where we build an entire app programmatically if you are interested in diving in deep - seanallen.teachable.com/p/take-home
@@seanallen Is there any code I can use that i’m unaware of for a discount on the course?
I offer a student discount of 40% if you email me from a .edu (or equivalent) email address showing me that you are a student. I will also be running a sale soon during WWDC week which begins June 7th.
@@seanallen great! I will email you right now.
Great! 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it!
Sean hates storyboards!©
The memes continue....
what xcode theme is this?
Midnight
But the button are not clickable?? how to make it clickable ??
Those are labels, not buttons. Use buttons ; -)
That 4:55 moment
:D